Video taking off 190x its usual first day

Yamal dazzles against Betis, but Lo Celso's volley sparks debate

Premier Sports' Barcelona highlights drew nearly a quarter of a million views in nine hours, with a disallowed goal sharing the attention.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 442,264 views a day, 190 times a normal first day on this channel (2,332).

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0:27Yamal opens the scoring with a shot that draws an emphatic reaction from the commentators.
1:25Valentín Gómez heads in Pablo Fornals's cross to bring Betis level.
2:30Lo Celso volleys into the net, but a review leads to the goal being disallowed for handball.
4:54Yamal sets up Raphinha before Ez Abde answers with a Betis fast break.
6:02The closing Barcelona goals begin here, with Eric García reacting to a spilled free kick.

How does a goal that doesn't count become a talking point in a Barcelona win? Giovani Lo Celso supplies the answer in Premier Sports' highlights from La Cartuja: a volley into the net, followed by a pitch-side review that rules it out for handball in the build-up.

Lamine Yamal has already opened the scoring with a shot that prompts commentator Terry to call it "an absolutely obscene goal." He later supplies the assist for Raphinha, giving the highlights their headline star. But the comments keep returning to Lo Celso's strike, particularly how far back the officials went to find the infringement. Some viewers discuss the handball decision; others simply single out the volley itself.

The upload's start is far beyond Premier Sports' usual audience for a regular video. It has also drawn hundreds of comments where a typical first day brings only a handful, making this more than a busy viewing day with a quiet discussion underneath.

The football gives that discussion plenty of company. Valentín Gómez heads Betis level from Pablo Fornals's cross, Barcelona restores its lead, and Ez Abde later cuts the gap on a fast break. Eric García and Dani Olmo supply the late Barcelona goals. The package moves between Yamal's finishing, Betis's replies and the review that stops a spectacular strike from joining the scoreline.

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